S-.tuiday,
A'piil
27,
102D
Come
in
for
Details
of
the
$30
,000
Prize
Picture
G
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i4--J3n
1
M
1-V.
V
X
Contest
Let
us
tell
you
how
easily
you
can1
qualify
fjp'a
major
prize
In
this
big
Eastman
Contest
the
greatest
In
the
history
of
photography.
Entry
blanks
and
complete
contest
information
are
available
at
the
Kodak
counter
now.
Come
to
our
store
te
fill
any
photographic
need.
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
cameras
and
dependable
Kodak
film.
And
our
trustworthy
Kodak
finishing
makes
the
most
of
every
roll
of
film.
a
y:c
Pioneer
Dfutjcists
THIRD
AVE.
(t
SIXTH
ST
-
TELEPHONES
K't,20e
NEW
MODELS
JUST
ARRIVED
All
Chevrolet
Models
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
Also
Pontiac
Sedan
Kaien
Garage
Chevrolet
Dealers
r
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n
t
c
i.
i
m;
s
viuuu
car
oupvriwisi
i
ires
"SERVICE
RIGHT
NOW
SELVIG
BROS.
MEAT
MARKET
3rd
Avenue
Phone
7G5
MEAT,
FISH
AND
VEGETAHLES
Specialty:
"OLD
COUNTRY
SAUSAGES"
Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
Garden
Field
Seeds
FERTILIZER
nULKLKY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Prince
RuDerl
Feed
Co.
PHONE
58
LINDSAY'S
Cartag
e
and
Storage
Phone
68
CarUige,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
ana
Furniture
Moving.
OOD
BYE
xu
TIRE
TROUBLE
Equip
your
er
with
t
new
set
of
Dominion
Royil
Cords
of
Royal
Matters
and
bid
a
long
farewell
to
tire
trouble.
Theae
two
tires
can't
be
beat.
the
fineit
moderate
ly
priced
tires
made.
Royal
Matters
cott
more
than
any
other
tire
but
theyta
certainly
worth
It,
DOMINION
ROYAL
CORDS
AND
ROYAL
MASTERS
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Mionc
83
4,
a
Taxi
Phone
jfoi'
Taxi.
f,ft
Dentist
Dr.
.t.
It.
CcW.
Phone
Get
your
spring
coat
at
Richmond's
Louvre
week-end
sale.
Help
us
to
raise
11000
the
mortey
Is
urgently
needed
for
'the
itiuicjr
flume
All
Oddfellows
and
visiting
Brethern
will
tnt
in
Metropole
Hall,
Sunday,
April
28
at
7
p.m.,
lo
attend
Church
service.
Ojistoh,
a
true
story
of
an
Indian
Maiden's
escape
from
death
dramatically
recounted
vith
appropriate
settings,
by
Mrs.
F.
G.
Dawson.
Union
freighter
Capt.
John
Muir,
is
due
l.oints
with
freight
cargo.
The
ladies
it'd
of
the
Lutheran
,
Church
met
'ihursdav
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mr.i,
Myrn-'lahl,
Seventh
Avenue
East.
There
was
a
short
nrocram
and
after-)"tl
Xc:i
was
served.
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2
ram
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Richmond
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fork
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10.
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II.
July
12,
August
U
Auraiil.
May
47.
June
21.
July
IB.
August
II
.
Auaonla.
May
U.
June
98.
Jul
S,
Auk.
uat
M.
FROM
NKW
YORK
TO
M.VMOl
1
11-11
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OMION
Laneanrln.
May
3.
Carmanla,
May
II.
Til
Jt'KNHll)W
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1
1
KltlMIOl
Ueonla.
May
.
Brpthla.
May
IS
(CHI
way)
tci
niriit-.nt
imi
oi
tihmiti
MaurentMla
Jiav
June
13,
July
38
nquiuiim.
may
a,
mi.
June
m,
joiy
.
FROM
MOmwtAt,
To
tu:i
t'.m-MVKiti'noi.-cii.Asmm'
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a.
at.
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aa
m
!
Andaula,
May
to.
June
7.
July
S,
Aug.
a.
lUUtla.
May
IT,
Juna
14,
July
11,
Aug.
9,
I
Antonli,
May
34,
June
31.
July
is,
Aug.
1
i
Mouey
CVdera.
Draru
nil
Travller
Cncquw
at
lowaat
raloa
Urforma-i!SS
frn?
'??'a
agaaitu
or
Oompany'a
Offkx.
SSt
llniilmrn
Bt
W..
Vancouvar.
BP
scale
of
Charges
The
following
is
the
scale
of-
charges
made
for
reading
notices:
mliirth
Notices
50c.
0rUs
of
Thanks,
$2.
-
'Funeral
Notices
Si.
Funeral
FlowerB
10c
per
name..;.,
,
.
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcements
$2.
For.
ladies'
spring
hats
and
roaU,
visit
the
Louvre
week-end!
sale.
Since
1923,
when
the
Ridlev
Father
Leo
Ouellett
0.
M.
I.
Vt?
l
T'
?40'000
has
n
u
.
.
.
.
'
in
me
town,
of
-e
Quebec
hat
.
j.
arrived
in
the
.
city
to
Join
Unr
staff
of
priests!
m.
ni(
T
jjA'j
v;
!
in
this
diocrae.
He
has
not
yet
rhi'
"
'V
yo1
been
definite.,
nllacated
to
a
l'
Ullllll
WUCH,
in
port
The
annual
sale
in
aid
of
the
t-tHe)
first
'0
rifex
wrek
from;Rjdley
wi
ifprne
bJ
held
Thurs-Yancouvw
and
will
proceed
Miti.
May
2
at
the
Moose
Hall,
3
Stewart
.
anil
other
northern
p.m.
Concert
in
the
eveninir
at
8
p.m.
Sirs.
R.
Itlance,
general
convener.
Chief
Justice
J.
T.
Brown
of
Kegina,
chairman
of
the
grain
enquiry
royal
commission,
and
other
members
of
the
commission
is-well
as
accompanying
officials
I
and
newspapermen
sailed
last
on
the
Princess
Royal
for
Van-'
couver
whre
the
eemmisslbn'
will
held
it
uuxti
session.
'
apt.
n.
Pnrlald,
.arrived
in
port
v-fM'-tfcWk
his
mJrnlng
fUm
VrtncMiwK
Pewell''
Rfer
MA
i
L
ean
"'dock
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
this
afternoon
for;
Anyox
nd
,evar,jvhence
phe
will
re-
.-efling
at
nv
Arthur
Button
of
Powell
River,
who
will
meet
Robert
Irvine
of
UuK.ciiy
t
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
tnis
afternoon
auernoon
in
in
the
the
d
district
final
i
njJwln
JeJiffror
cal
CoiUAU
rom
the
south
Inn
oa-the-Princa
fh
Ylrin.
Uupert
T?nnort
this
morn-
Mqntcaim
ing
and
will
return
to
the
paper
town
on
the
same
vessel
tomor
row
night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Prince
Rupert
Singers
Concert,
Capitol
Theatre,
April
29.
Elks'
bridge,
whist
and
dance,
Tuesday,
April
30
in
Elks'
Home.
The
Annual
Bazaar
In
aid
of
the
Ridloy
Home
will
be
held
on
Thursday,
May
2.
Fair
Board
Hayseed
Dance,
Mny
0.
Tremier
Orchestra
Ncjvelty
Dance
in
Moose
Hall,
May
10.
Last
of
the
season.
Tickets,
75c
land
60c,
from
members
or
Sic
Cutcheon's
Drug
Store.
Moose
Annual
Picnic
at
Digby
June
30.
Could
Not
Sleep
Heart
Would
Start
,iSf,hx
!
PumPin8
and
Pounding
TO
()t'i:BMTiv
I
vi
hpooi
I
Mrs.
Fred
p.
Averill,
13J-12th
Ave..
Uoonla.
May
5:
Seythla,
May
10.
Calvary,
Alta.,
writes:
"I
waa
bothered
1
ltritnn
f
utr
"iwh
with
my
heart
I
could
not
AnlnUK
Llnh
tlffv-
1
wou,d
wken
p
1
th
wnlJ.
,od
my
heart
would
lUrt
n?n
!
ROM
NKW
vww
vnnr
ORK
I
pumping
and
pounding.
To
i
omm)mikiihv
'Mi
OLAsiimv
A
neighbor
lady
told
ma
to
try
ANCHOR
DONALDSON
so
I
started
tAlting
them
and
I
ran
truthfully
say
I
am
a
different
woman.
AI-
,
togatLer
I
only
took
two
boxes."
,
Prii-e
Mo
a
lot
at
all
druggist
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
recvint
of
'
price
ly
The,
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd,
lorouui,
uuu
Norwegian
dance
in
the
Met-ropole
Hall-tonight
at
8:30.
c-cordian
music.
Admission,
gentle
men
75c,
'ladles
25?.
Everyb'odyl
welcomei'
K
,i
.
i.iit.
u'''.
,
1
1
.
:
The
Iithtc
jXftagiie.
of
St
nan.
mere
were
devotional
-ex-
'reises
'arid
a'
short,
program.
Donations'of
fancy."
work,
children's
clothing,
i
plants,
candy,
toys,
home
Cooking,
sejpnd
hand
articles
and
merchandise
for
the
Ridley
Home
bazaar
will
be
glad-y
received.
(.
'HiiU
T
'
at
i
'
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz
O.
M.
I.
left
on
this
morning's
train
tot
Terrace
.
where
,
he
twill',
conduct
confirmation
services
tomorrow.
He
expects
to
return
to
the
city
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs.
W.
B.
Dornberg
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
entrained
for
Hatelton
where
Mr.
Dornberg
Is
In.
charge
of
operations
at
the
Silver
Cup
mine.
Miss
Frances
Cross
arrived
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
Sale!
at
Wallace
Block,
at
2.30
Monday
of
the
Cruickshank
High-Class
Fu
-nature,
including
Piano
FOR
DETAILS,
SEE
LOCAL
READER
AD.
The
Ridley
Home
represents
a
yearly
expenditure
of
over
SC000
I
In
the
town.
i.'i
Pi!.-
1
t
Ml
.
Ifave
you
,
vsjted
Richmond's
Louvre?
The'
week-end
sale
will
save
you
money.
j
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson
of
Seal
Cove
left
this
morning
for
Edmonton
fbf
al
short
visit.
IT
II
This
Is
your
last
chance
for
tickets
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Singer's
concert
on
Monday.
A
few
seats
still
available
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Singer's
concert
on
Monday.
Get
them
at
Orme's
Ltd.
flhurch
$emW
3xrmi
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Preacher,
Rev.
T,.
Ivon
Jones,
M.A.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sermon
subject,
"The
Wbnderous
Touch
of
Christ."
Sunday
school
at
12:15.
Evening
service
at
7:30.
Subject,
"The
Great
Publip
Question."
Anthem
by
the
choir.
RUPERT
EAST
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev.
T.
H.
McAllister,
Minister
Eleven
a.m.,
Sabbath
school
and
Baptismal
service.;
Presentation
of
Cradle
Roll
Certificates.
Evening
service
at
7:80.
Communion.
Reception
of
new
members.
Special
music.
Everybody
welcome.
''
'
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH,-,
Pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
B.A.;
Deaconess,
Miss
E.
Elliott
'
Morriing
Svorship
at
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"The
Purpose
cf
the
Church."
Sunday
school
at
12
:
15.
Evening
seryke
at
70.
Song
service.
Subject.
"The
Song
of
Liberation'
Solo,
"One
Sweetly
Solemn
"fhonght,"
by
Hawthorne
Dunn.
Anthem,
"A
Wake)
Put
On
Strength."
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
Christian
Science
Society,
245
Second
Avenue
This
Society
is
a
branch
of
the'
Mother
Church,
thevFiret
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist,
In
Boston.
Mass.
Sunday
morning
service
nt
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"Probation
After
Death."
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
erenfng
at
8
o'clock.
The
public
is
cordially
invited.
H.
J.
Bradbury
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Victoria,
being!
nara
An
Ki
litf
n
vat
t
kahm.!
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t
.
i
i
Aiii-
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n
p:v.h
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rA-iwru.tjsr
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tr".
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v
IT
Local
and
rersooal
News
in
Brief
....
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.
,
i
.
m
t
,
A
1
I
I
1
.
Jll
tit
n
a
rJ
Auctio
Tom
Hansen,
for
drunkenness.
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment,
by
.....
...
vuuii-
ii-ju
iuagittraxe
.ucuiymont
in
with
the
seineboats
which,
are-1
nll
pnnrt
tt,u
mnrninn
city
i
r
2
I
t
beinir
built
at
thn
Inp.il
ilrr
iWV
'
I
for
the
Island
Pacltini;
(X
i
G.
E.
Bancroft,
consulting
en-
iry
otore
ai
me
muiey
norae
do-
"
..v...
.....v
iaar
will
be
held
In
the
pro-Cath-
manager,
Canadian
National
Rail
edrnl
Hall
on
Tuesdav.
Anrll
80.
WW
western
region,
with
head-
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
in
the
course
of
a
western
tour
and
twill
make
the
round
trip
to
An-
tKA..
r
...
.L.
II
ri
;
in".,
.
..-
me
.warmoi
inver
Peter
Black
jr.
arrived
in
the
'"old.
Nort'.ie-r.
Lixht
and
other
Jcity
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
'
tetvrt
r.inin;;
properties,
is
a
morning
from
her
st'rfdies
at
the
rnlng
rrotti
vanmiver
where
"nssnnrer
:
.,.mni
the
Prince
University
of
British
Columbia
he
ia
attending
the
University
of
".upert
today
going
nortji
from
and
will
spend
the
summer
holi-
British
Columbia
and
will
spend
Vancouver.
dav
her
with
h'pp
narpnts
Mr
Mr
the
summer
here,
attached
to
the
,..
MiM
r.
"
A
Doroth'
Ptmore
'15
.r3""1"'
sUff
of
the
local
fisheries
ex-
,
WM
...u
...
...
-perimenUl
h9
her
sUtion.
,
,.
,
!rts
at
the
University
of
British
Shower
A
tea
In
aid
of
A.
the
Coun-1
imm,
ojj
k
from
3
to
6
o'clock.
Donatione
Q"rtera
in.
Winnipeg,
arrived
in
..
-
..
........
r..
k.
t.m
v.n,...
nn
tva
iainer,
u
.
laimore.
suitaoic
ior
me
uouniry
score
w"'
'""
will
be
gratefully
received.
THE
CRUICKSHANK
GOODS.
I
have
engaged
A.
I,.
Henderson
to
conduct
the
auction
sale
on
Monday
at
2:30
in
the
Wallace
Block.
Fulton
Street
entrance.
Open
for
Inspection
from
10
a.m.
F.
W.
Hart.
on
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
vnncouver
and
will
spend
the
summer
vacation
here
with
her
MIXING
GRAIN
When
the
question
came
up
jyox
and
Stewart,
accompanied
by
vesterday
morning
it
was
ascer-
Mrs.
Mandera
and
J.
M.
Horn
of
tained
that
some
mixing
is
en-Vancouver,
general
freight
agent,
gaged
In
at
the
Alberta
Pool
terminal,
within
the
grade.
The
Provincial
Constable
Thomas
average
of
the
grain
being
the
A.
Caram,
formerly
a
member
of
standard
set
by
the
Inspection
the
district
detachment
here
and
Dept.
on
out-going
cargos,
it
w:is
now
stationed
at
Fort
St.
John
a
difficult
matter
to
mix
and
Miss
Patricia
Gwyer,
who
has
tne
Peace
River
district,
ar-
come
up
to
the
average
with
re-
hopn
tnkinir
n
vear's
extra
edu
r,ve1
ine
cllv
on
tne.rrince
gara
to
tne
mixing
or
the
grades.
.,,..
n..,..in
Kupert
tnis
morning
from
van-
Air.
.MClver
made
it
clear,
thisl
graduation
last
year
from
the
opver,
whe,re
ria
went
on
escort
class
or
mixing
is
by
no
means
University
of
British
Columbia,
duy-
and
w"1
9Pend
a
few
day8
treneral
and
only
done
on
speci-
nrriu.j
frnm
Vanonnvor
n
ih
nere
oeiore
proceeuing
to
nis
pose
nc
inscructions.
or
because
or.
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
and
,n
the
north-
inece4Slty.
will
spend
the
summer
vacation
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
K.
Gwyer,
Graham
Avenue.
Charges
under
the
city
parking
bylaw
were
preferred
in
city
police
court
this
morning
against
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin.
H.
B.
Stiles
laud
Eddie
Clapp,
dismissal
with
a
warning
being
made
in
each
case.
Parking
cars
too
close
to
'corners,
building
lines
and
hydrants
were
charged.
A
similar
charge
against
John
Bulzak
will
.be
heard
on
Monday.
The
William
Hooth
Centenary
SELF
DENIAL
CAMPAIGN
MAY
1
TO
MAY
15
In
Aid
of
Our
Missionary
and
Home
Work
WHEN
CALLED
UPON,
PLEASE
(JIVE
LIBERALLY